STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Guitarist On Upcoming Tour

July 30, 2010

According to Billboard.com, STONE TEMPLE PILOTS fans can expect to hear some treats on the next — and most extensive — leg of the group's tour promoting its new, self-titled album.

"We've been in rehearsals the last week and a half," guitarist Dean DeLeo tells Billboard.com. "We're playing some stuff we've never played live. We're doing some stuff from (1999's) 'No. 4' and some things off (1994's) 'Purple' that we haven't played since, like, '94." And, he adds with a laugh, "We actually worked up about five or six songs from the new record — the fans' worst nightmare, right? 'We're gonna do a few songs from our new record...' "

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